Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show podcast. Welcome in Tuesday edition, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show. Appreciate all of you hanging out with us. I know probably a lot of you had a long weekend. We were here yesterday on President's Day. If you missed it, you can go grab the podcast, as always. Make sure you never miss a minute.

You can search out my name, Clay Travis. You can search out Buck Sexton. You can be a part of the

podcast network, and also you can enjoy IHeart's actual news that does not have a crazy slant

inside of the IHeart radio app.

But unfortunately, Buck, there are still a lot of crazy slants that are coming out of the legacy

media.

And we talked about this yesterday, but I want to continue to hammer it because I'm still in disbelief in many ways

that this is where we are, that on Sunday CBS News could say, hey, the reason the Holocaust

happened was because of free speech. And then later in the day, they could go have a story up on 60 minutes from Germany

where they praise the raid of a German citizen who had shared a meme that the government

authorities decided they did not like. And I understand some of

you are not active on social media. For people who don't know a meme, which is basically how my

boys communicate, the younger you are, the more typically you are into memes, is often just a

humorous take on something in the world of current events,

a picture, an image, a quick video, it's a joke.

And now they have decided that if jokes are considered to be offensive or insulting in Germany that the government should conduct a raid

and you can be arrested for a joke, a meme, an offensive commentary that you may have posted

online.

And so, and so let's actually listen, because we didn't play this cut yesterday,

let's actually listen to what it sounds like live on 60 minutes.

This aired in America.

They are out there arguing that, hey, we need to have the German police joined on this raid.

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